The opening credits roll, and we’ve got a delicious bare ass right on the screen. That bare bottom belongs to Lebanese-American actor Nick E. Tarabay, and the place you can see it is in the TV series Crash, where he played Axel Finet from 2008-2009. He also answers the door while naked, and if you focus on the lower regions (and why wouldn’t you?), you can see a bit of swinging dick. But back to the beginning… which started in Beirut for Nick. He moved to New York after high school,...
The opening credits roll, and we’ve got a delicious bare ass right on the screen. That bare bottom belongs to Lebanese-American actor Nick E. Tarabay, and the place you can see it is in the TV series Crash, where he played Axel Finet from 2008-2009. He also answers the door while naked, and if you focus on the lower regions (and why wouldn’t you?), you can see a bit of swinging dick. But back to the beginning… which started in Beirut for Nick. He moved to New York after high school, and decided upon an acting career. He made his official debut as a dancer in a 2000 episode of Sex and the City, followed by the recurring role of Matush in The Sopranos from 2001-2004. When he moved to Los Angeles, he did pop-up roles in CSI: Miami, The Unit, Moonlight, NCIS, Detroit 1-8-7, Burn Notice, Major Crimes, Castle, and a whole bunch of other primetime series. He also took on full-time gigs, starring as Ashur in the mini-series Spartacus: Gods of the Arena(2011), and its accompanying series, Spartacus: Blood and Sand from 2010-2012, as well as the role of Cotyar in Amazon’s The Expanse from 2017-2018, and Eclipso in CW’s Stargirl in 2021. On the big screen, you’ll find him playing a Klingon in Star Trek: Into Darkness (2013) and Sonny in Pacific Rim: Uprising. And you wouldn’t truly be a Mr. Man fan if you thought he would let the word “uprising” go at the end of a bio without pointing a finger at it…
